Large Russian end-customers often have to deal with building a telecommunication infrastructure that would help them to manage a significant number of multiple sites. Performance and reliability of networks become the customers’ principle requirements in this context.

“IP VPN solutions offered by large Russian telecommunications operators seem to be the most secure choice, – says Igor Vasilenko, IT manager for Adidas Russia. – Such solutions insure communication services of the highest reliability and quality.”

IP VPN solutions become even more relevant when it comes to voice traffic and its prioritisation. Implementation of IP telephony based on this infrastructure enables the customer to combine data and voice transfer channels.

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All-over-IP’2010: IP VPN Services for Customers with Multiple Sites

Netgem confirmes its participation at this year’s IBC in Amsterdam, where it will showcase its latest technology developments. At the event Netgem will demonstrate the new functionality offered by its hybrid media centre STB range and highlight the new business opportunities offered by upgrades to its home networking functionality. The company will also show the latest enhancements to its NetgemTV middleware platform, including social media integration and a new 3D carousel.

Netgem will also highlight how it is helping operators, through recent customer deployments with Telstra and Monaco Telecom, to use OTT services to supplement their existing broadcast content in a cost effective and scalable way. The company will outline how pay-TV players can position themselves at the centre of the connected home by providing consumers with value-added services, such as home networking and next generation interactivity, that will reduce churn for the long term.

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Netgem Outlines Its Vision For The Connected Home @ IBC 2010

IMS Research has confirmed its participation in the 3rd All-over-IP Forum that takes place on November 18, 2010 in Sokolniki Expo (Moscow, Russia).

In June 2010, William Rhodes, IMS Research Analyst; undertook research into the market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment within East Europe and Russia.

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All-over-IP-2010: IMS Research to Introduce Data on Russian CCTV Market

TVover.net and Terrapinn Australia are giving away 1 free pass to the Australasian Broadcasting & Media Congress 2010, July 20-22 in the Swissotel Sydney, Sydney, Australia. Enter to win by emailing us at media@tvover.net with name, email, company, address and phone number by July 12, 2010. The winner will be randomly drawn.

Now in its 5th annual year, the Australasian Media & Broadcasting Congress is designed to shape strategic discussion around the challenges facing media executives as they adapt to a changing technological environment and new competitive pressures.

Some of the issues that will be covered include strategies for growth in the digital age, business models and revenue streams, creating, distributing and monetising content, consumer engagement and advertising, technology and digital media and media financing and investment.

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Win One of Two Free Passes to the Australasian Broadcasting & Media Congress 2010

TVover.net and Terrapinn Australia are giving away 1 free pass to the Australasian Broadcasting & Media Congress 2010, July 20-22 in the Swissotel Sydney, Sydney, Australia. Enter to win by emailing us at media@tvover.net with name, email, company, address and phone number by July 12, 2010. The winner will be randomly drawn.

Now in its 5th annual year, the Australasian Media & Broadcasting Congress is designed to shape strategic discussion around the challenges facing media executives as they adapt to a changing technological environment and new competitive pressures.

Some of the issues that will be covered include strategies for growth in the digital age, business models and revenue streams, creating, distributing and monetising content, consumer engagement and advertising, technology and digital media and media financing and investment.

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Win One of Two Free Passes to the Australasian Broadcasting & Media Congress 2010